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Sefer Imrei Binah by the Mitteler Rebbe of Lubavitch – Kopust, 1821 – first edition – Rabbi Yisrael Yoffe press. The deepest and most scholarly of the Mitteler Rebbe’s Seforim. Elucidations on Upper and Lower Yichuddim, Krias Shema, Tzitzis, and Tefillin, per the foundations of the Chabad teachings, by the holy Gaon Rabbi Dov Ber Shneeori – the Mitteler Rebbe of Lubavitch. Sefer Imrei Binah is the deepest of all of the Mitteler Rebbe’s works. It deals mainly with the concepts of Yichuddim, and is based on the teachings of his father, the Ba’al HaTanya. The Sefer is split into four sections: the Opening Gate, Gate of Kri’as Shema, Gate of Tzitzis, and Gate of Tefillin. The Mitteler Rebbe printed ten works during his lifetime, and said that he intended each of them for a different type of person. Of the Sefer Imrei Binah he said that it was intended for the deepest delvers, and he once said that he intended it for his disciple Rabbi Yekusiel Liefler. The Admor Maharash of Lubavitch once told that he had difficulty understanding chapters 32 and 37 of the Sefer, and went to ask his father, the Tzemach Tzedek for an explanation. His father told him to go ask Rabbi Yekusiel (“Kuntres Limud HaChassidus” by Admor the Rayatz, p. 30). It is told of the holy Gaon, the “Divrei Chaim” of Sanz, that he would delve into the Mitteler Rebbe’s “Imrei Binah” every night before saying the Kri’ash Shema before bed (“Shloshet HaRo’im”, Brooklyn, 2004, p. 320). The “Divrei Chaim” also quotes him in his Sefer Divrei Chaim on the Torah, on Parshas Vayakhel (28/b): “It is explained in the Seforim, and especially expanded on in the Sefer Imrei Binah regarding the Higher Intentions of Shema”. [2], 21, 56, [1]2, 55-140 pp. 20cm. Restored title page. Stains. Luxurious leather cover. Good condition.